(apply the ethical choice universal in all situations and is it fair)I used to subscribe to Kant's theory of universal laws myself -- including that about lying -- until a philosophy professor posed the following question:"If a known serial killer with a gun came up to you and said, 'Tell me a lie or I'll kill you and your whole family.'

These items had not been as paramount with a w-2 and very little debt.While I do really like the places I've kept, my philosophy is to dump places that cause me misery and keep the ones that are pain free.

My head always hurts after trying to follow the deep philosophy of conversations here.

I have adopted the philosophy that money comes from other people and to get that money, I need to provide an excellent product, great price, and the best service once they move in.

I kick myself when I think back and remember how the philosophy behind one of his confidents stunk to the high heaven.

My philosophy is simple, buy for next to nothing, use this built in equity to renovate the property to a high trouble free level.

That is my philosophy.

The California politics of Reagan's time that ended up in budget surpluses and had the philosophies of "send the welfare bums back to work" and "clean up the mess at Berkeley" - YOU BET I AM!

They seem about right to me.I agree with the philosophy @Steven Maduro is promoting.

My philosophy is, I am building a house, I can't go anywhere, you can place a lien, and you can easily track me down.